Word: efforts
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...this year, organizers of the forum and Career Week, a three-day event meant to introduce students to their options after graduation, are making an increased effort to broaden the fare of employment opportunities they present...
These questions of wage equity, experience and familiarity worry us. The efficient management and lower costs may balance out our lack of attachment to the new guards. We hope that SSI will make an effort to keep the same guards in the same houses year after year so that they can gain the same kind of mastery of their surroundings as the Harvard guards had. And even if the SSI guards don't stay for long, we hope that they become familiar with our faces, and maybe learn a couple of our names...
Swistak's goal sparked a series of furious end to end rushes by both teams that wasn't broken until senior forward Kate Nagle, on an incredible individual effort, bagged her seventh goal of the year...
...privately complains that some of the guys are committing the ultimate faux pas, talking to each other, across the stage, during their numbers. They make mistakes: Voices crack, chords go out of tune and Liang has to signal one of his earnest-looking friends to make more of an effort to cut off with the rest off the group, since he's breaking later than everyone else and sticking out. On a shuttle bus provided by their clients, the boys are already preparing for calypso night at the Fly Club, despite the fact that there's another gig before they...
Nurses are not only responsible for administering the shots, however, but will also answer any questions about influenza or the effects of the shot as a part of a UHS effort to increase education about the virus...